Eternity
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Luxuriant soundscape with occasional energetic phrases. Synthesizer music filled with energy and joy.
Eternity,Gene Newton,NEZ Productions,A spiritual and/or mental journey to the place; as you listen you might find yourself exploring or experiencing inner realms; flights of imagination' astral planes, the spheres, and more.,Jazz Music,New Age / Meditation,Pop,Progressive Electronic,Space
Eternity
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- between nothingness and eternity
- Bliis-filled Memories
- Fusion at it's best
- "trinity of sounds"
- Greatness!!
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Between Nothingness and Eternity
Mahavishnu Orchestra
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ASIN: B00000252D
Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
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Customer Reviews:
between nothingness and eternity.......2007-07-04
the more time goes on, the more i appreciate the original m.o.; each musician was a show-stopper in himself. this is one terrific recording. if you can't get enuff of this, try to dig up the live m.o. bootlegs they made at berkeley, hunter college, cleveland and miami - they are available if you spend some time looking.
Bliis-filled Memories.......2007-04-07
I was there. Both nights at the Wollman Skating Rink in Central Park; 15th row, center aisle. To this day, it remains one of the most beautiful and most powerful live performances that I have ever seen. Only one other show by the Mahavishnu Orchestra ever matched it for both sheer virtuosity and that special spark between all of the players and that was at the Capital Theatre in Passaic and I saw that too. This album is as close to your getting share such a memory with me as we can get; most of the stuff on YouTube is in sad condition, but still worth a peek. This, on the other hand, is crisp. The only glitch to the recording is when Jan's keyboard head blew and that long space in Dream comes from the road crew having to get a new one in place. How's THAT for memory? LOL!!! Yes, this is Lost Trident Live, but it also has pieces from Like Children (c'mon, Sony, release that chestnut!). A "must" for fusion lovers. Sat Nam!
Fusion at it's best.......2007-01-15
If you haven't heard this one, buckle your seat beat and put on a flame retardent suit, it's a wild ride and these guys are on FIRE on this CD.
Classic live recording which demostrates the intensity the group possesed which is not eveident from the studio recordings as great as they are.
"trinity of sounds".......2006-12-21
The greatest band there possibly will ever be! Why all of a sudden is there so many tributes going along concerning this band. What happen was John McLaughlin set the guitar world on fire. Nobody had ever heard the guitar played like that, and it changed the way guitarist play today. He gets very little credit from the mainstreamers of the guitar world. But it wasn't all about John's playing as it was his own concept of music. He started this genre of music that later many would crop to follow. With that said, the other band members played just as an important role as John. Jan Hammer played keyboards like nobody, (he was ahead of Zawinul at the time). Jan had a personal voice that was new to the musical world, which he doesn't get enough credit for. What he did with the keyboards (is like what Jaco did with the bass). Billy Cobham's drumming was second to none. His duets with John were legendary every night, to be honest nobody had ever played drums with a guitarist like that every before. (Holdsworth/Husband were right behind them in the 80's). The man was on a mission. Jerry Goodman was raw as anything!! He could keep up with Hammer and McLaughlin, which is impressive enough. I have many bootlegs of this band and I will tell you that Rick Laird was no slouch, the man played melodically many nights that were right on time. If only the members would have shared and effectively communicated to each other, more music would have been recorded and performed from this great band.
When the band would rave up into the "trinity of sounds," when the guitar/violin/& keyboard would intertwine they would reach the visions of the emeralds beyond!!
I never saw this group but I want to share some more. I am sure all our fans have the MO show in Germany 1972. This is when the band began to start its apex. They have a video of the show and it's around 45 minutes total with the two parts. The other scenario is that we have the concert on CD (Spirit of Bird) as well that goes beyond 80 minutes. The sad part is, where is the rest of the video? They cut out Mclaughlin's solo on Meeting of the Spirits (which is killer); they cut out One Word (except for the drum solo and the ending); and they cut out The Noonward Race. But the second part of the video has them playing "A Lotus on Irish Streams" and it's not on the CD. They probably played 2 hours!! The "powers that be" decided to edit this performance of the greatest band that ever was. All we want is a complete show of this particular band and we know that it's out there somewhere. Heck they played everywhere. Somewhere in Germany they need to rebroadcast the complete show and release it on DVD. If you saw this band live, you are a fortunate human being. For the rest of us who weren't born to see them we will have to wait until Sony gets off their hindmost to release some live material.
(it's also a shame Colombia/Sony hasn't released the full two day shows of this concert at Central Park. What we got was 1/4 of the concert.)
Greatness!!.......2006-10-15
Awesome, especially "Dream", this live version never gets old. Been diggin' this same recording for 20 years.
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The Forgotten Goddess
Echoes of Eternity
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast Americ
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ASIN: B000LC51WY
Release Date: 2007-02-20 |
Tracks:
- Burning with Life
- Expressions of Flesh
- Garden of the Gods
- Towers of Silence
- Voices in a Dream
- Forgotten Goddess
- Kingdom Within
- Lost Beneath a Silent Sky
- Circles in Stone
- Adrift
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Interesting, but something just doesn't gel........2007-06-23
OK, let me start by saying that I do like most of the album. I'm only really writing this review to help others like myself who only hear the clips here or on iTunes before buying the CD, only to be disappointed when they get it. All of the clips I heard were good enough for me to take a chance on this CD. However, most of the album is NOT like the clips I heard. It's not bad by any means, but it is different.
I will describe it with the recurring thoughts that ran through my head as I listed to it several times this week:
1. The music reminds me a lot of Metallica's And Justice For All. Now I loved "Justice," but a lot of fans didn't. This album is just as progressive if not more so. Very good musicianship.
2. Her vocals are very good. Reminds me of the female vocalist that Sirenia had on "At Sixes & Sevens." For me, anyway, that is a damn good thing. That was always my favorite CD by Sirenia BECAUSE of her.
3. Did someone dub the wrong vocals over this song? This is my main complaint with the album. The vocals don't mesh with the music. And by that I mean they don't sound like they belong with the music being played on some of the songs. Some of them are fine, but on some I keep thinking that the band just took her vocals and slapped them over another song that they liked playing better. (Yes, I do realize that this MAY be some high-brow experiment in musical progression that I just don't enjoy, but if it's hard to listen too, then how do they expect to attract new listeners? In 4 days, I've already had 3 people comment on this that have heard it in my truck.)
When all is said and done, it is a good CD, and I am eagerly awaiting their next offering. I just hope they tighten up the vocals with the music. Her voice deserves the respect.
Pass.......2007-06-06
I bought this album because Deadlock's "Wolves" CD piqued my interest in what other female-fronted melodic metal bands had to offer.
This one was a disappointment.
The singer is completely out of sync with the rest of the band as she seems to stay in the same 3 minor keys no matter what the rest of them are playing. The musicianship is sub-par to say the least and by the end of the album, I could only reach the conclusion that the record companies are in too much of a hurry to sign any band who sounds like Lacuna Coil.
Pass on this one and get "Wolves" instead.
Awesome CD...Buy it!.......2007-05-15
Combine the massive drumming of Fear Factory, the excellent dual-guitar work of Iron Maiden, and the best vocals this side of Within Temptation, Lacuna Coil, and Leaves Eyes (ex-Theater of Tragedy), and you have just a hint of how phenomenal this band really is. What you can't imagine, unless you listen, is how their sound is so totally captivating. This combination of aggressive music and ethereal vocals, transcends Evanescence (Amy Lee is a great singer), and most other music in this genre of female lead goth/symphonic metal. It really is a spectacular debut album; I cannot stop listening...it sucks you in, and just won't let go.
It's not all that.......2007-04-24
This CD definitely lacks in being congruent. The singer seems to be in her own world while the musicians are off thrashing half the time. It's like she is singing to different music. Very strange.
A promising first album.......2007-04-21
The first comment I will make regarding this album is the strong production value. I believe the guitarist, drummer and singer are all studio engineers and it shows. Given the fact this was released on an independent label I can't imagine the sound quality being any better. The only real complaint I can make about the production is the singing of Francine Boucher is over processed at times.
The guitar compositions are very strong; Brandon Patton is certainly a master of his craft. Other than the obvious sex appeal that Francine Boucher brings to the band I am not sure that she is on the same musical par as Brandon Patton & Kirk Carrison.
Although typical of other bands in the genre, another potential grumble might be that the songs run a little long. Which raises the question, is Echoes of Eternity content being a progressive metal band or do they want mainstream crossover appeal? I feel that the potential is there to make a strong statement on the national scene with more accessible vocals and shorter compositions.
Also I have to laugh when the credits say that the band is "from LA & Japan". Stop fronting guys you know you all are from Columbia, SC. Don't be ashamed of where you came from, Evanescence hails from Little Rock Arkansas and all they have done is sell 14 millions albums and win two Grammy Awards.
Bottom line is that the CD is a worthy purchase and seems to grow on you after a listen or two (you will have "Forgotten Goddess" stuck in your head I promise). If the band does read reviews I would like to see an instrumental where Brandon & Kirk unleash the full fury in an uncompromising instrumental song.
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From Here to Eternity: Live
The Clash
Manufacturer: Sony
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ASIN: B00001X593
Release Date: 1999-10-26 |
Tracks:
- Complete Control
- London's Burning
- What's My Name
- Clash City Rockers
- Career Opportunities
- (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
- Capital Radio
- City Of The Dead
- I Fought The Law
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The Clash were the only first-generation punk band capable of (or perhaps interested in) tailoring their up-from-the-gutter firepower to suit arena-size audiences. Here, at last--a decade and a half after their demise--is proof of their substantial stage skills. --Steven Stolder
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Touted for many years as the greatest live band in the world, the only surprise about this live album is that it's taken so long to appear. Recorded between '78 and '82, it captures the London punk torchbearers in all their fury--Strummer spitting out vocals like every breath is his last, the guitars of Jones and Simenon taut and abrasive. Even after all this time, songs like their debut album's scathing "Complete Control" and the dub-fired "Armagideon Time" blister out of the speakers, sending streams of scouring guitars and tight, chunky reggae rhythms into the atmosphere. Two complaints: no "White Riot," and no songs from Give 'Em Enough Rope, the underrated second album. Instead we have material from the sprawling Sandinista and disappointing Combat Rock. These are minor flaws though. Buy Live: From Here to Eternity for the first 12 tracks alone. From the angry, articulate dub of "London Calling" to the full-on force of "I Fought the Law," this is punk at its pinnacle. --Everett True
Customer Reviews:
Live.......2007-05-12
Always cool to hear songs you like live. Especially if you've never seen the band live. Lots of energy, more so than studio stuff. This has Magnificent Seven, Guns of Brixton, London Calling.
the best.......2006-12-30
if you are a clash fan this is one of the greatest albums you could own. so do your self a favor and buy it. start to finish, outstanding!!!
A Fantastic Live Album........2006-12-26
For those of us who are too young to experience The Clash in concert, this is a must have. "From Here To Eternity" is a brilliant representation of how great they truly were, both live and in general. Every performance on this cd is bursting with an insane amount of energy, from "Complete Control" to "I Fought The Law" to "Should I Stay Or Should I Go", not to mention a scorching "The Magnificent Seven". The sound quality and liner notes are excellent, and overall this cd is most definitely a must have for your collection.
Awesome!.......2006-05-21
This is an awesome album! Best songs: London Calling, I Fought The Law, Career Opportunities, Train In Vain, and Rudy Won't Fail. Still, only bad part is the lead singer's voice cracks a couple times and sometimes you can't hear the guitars very good. Still awesome.
One of the Most Important Albums Ever Produced.......2006-04-26
This disc will always serve as proof when people like myself that grew up during the 1980s make the statement that the Clash was the greatest rock band ever. This disc has several of their many great songs recorded live and larger than life. The versions of "Capital Radio" and "Whiteman in Hammersmith Palais" are not to be believed. However, what is so incredible about this album is that all of the songs are so incredible. The sound quality is excellent and the playlist is first rate. I say the Clash is the greatest band ever, if you disagree, listen to this album and get back to me.
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- Classic goth-rock
- Cave's masterful solo debut
- CD Contains Three Bonus Tracks
- one of Cave's most haunting works
- An explosion
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From Her to Eternity
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
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ASIN: B000003Z6I
Release Date: 1994-10-11 |
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- Avalanche
- Cabin Fever
- Well Of Misery
- From Her To Eternity
- In The Ghetto
- The Moon Is In The Gutter
- Saint Huck
- Wings Off Flies
- A Box For Black Paul
- From Her To Eternity (1987)
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After the Birthday Party ended in a manner similar to a train collision, frontman Nick Cave emerged from the wreckage and hooked up ex-bandmate Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld (on loan from the industrial group Einsturzende Neubauten), Barry Adamson (fresh from Magazine), and the lovely but corpse-pale Anita Lane. Thus the Bad Seeds were born, second only to Cave's former band in their ability to create a rumbling caterwaul. What makes the Bad Seeds stand apart, though, are the elements of delta blues that Cave dredges up from the darkest recesses of his black, black heart--blues unlike any you've ever heard before--and his Faulkner-meets-Lovecraft lyrical obsessions. "Well of Misery" shambles along drunkenly and eventually crumbles under its somnambulant pace. On the title track Cave exhorts, begs, and pleads like a whiskey priest begging for forgiveness after a bender while Bargeld's guitar shrieks and wails like a congregation of devils. Including two of Cave's more inspired covers--Leonard Cohen's "Avalanche" and Presley's "In the Ghetto"--From Her to Eternity captures Cave at the noisy intersection between the punk-rock entropy of the Birthday Party and his later incarnation as the gothic Elvis. Amazing, scary stuff. --Tod Nelson
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Classic goth-rock.......2006-06-18
It's hard to qualify music like this with a category without using prefixes like 'post-' and 'art-', and I know that Nick Cave himself objects to being associated with the 'g' word. However, I think goth-rock fits this album best. There's the dark theatricality that you find in all of Nick Cave's work but also unpredictable, frenetic bursts of noise that are more like the work of the Birthday Party taken to even further extremes. For example, some sections of "Cabin Fever!" sound like they were recorded in some insane sawmill... IN HELL!
The album may at first sound like a mess, but stick with it and you'll be rewarded with some great moments. After a few listens you'll be joining in the weary bar-room choruses of the more restrained tracks (Wings Off Flies, Well Of Misery). The braver listener may also attempt to sing along with such higher-volume tracks as 'Cabin Fever!' and the title track, but be warned. Anyone overhearing you will think you are certifiably insane.
Ballads like "A Box For Black Paul" and "Saint Huck" point towards the more restrained, narrative form Cave's work would take later on down the road, and the cover of Leonard Cohen's "Avalanche" is also a killer. All in all, 'Tender Prey' is probably a more accessible introduction to the Bad Seeds, but this one is my personal favourite. A crazy ride.
Cave's masterful solo debut.......2004-10-29
This debut solo album by Cave has grown in stature down the years. The mood is Goth, the songs are mostly folkie laments, both lyrically and melodically impressive, his voice is like dark red velvet and the whole is dark, brooding and atmospheric. With the superb backing of Bad Seeds Blixa Bargeld, Mick Harvey, Barry Adamson and Anita Lane, this album is just perfect in its blood-cuddling rawness. I love the eerie cover of Leonard Cohen's Avalanche, whilst the striking images in Cabin Fever elevates an ordinary tune into the unforgettable. Well Of Misery stands out for its interesting vocal arrangement. Cave's cover of Elvis' In The Ghetto is quite stunning. The title track is an anguished and harrowing love song with atmospheric vocal samples and industrial infusions. With these songs Cave established himself in the great tradition of artists like Cohen, Richard Thompson (in his dark moments), Tom Waits, Peter Murphy and Michael Gira, as a master of the deep, dark lament.
CD Contains Three Bonus Tracks.......2004-09-27
A number of people have been discussing the cover track "In the Ghetto." Keep in mind that that track is a bonus track included for the CD re-release. The original album from 1984 just included seven songs: Avalanche, Cabin Fever!, Well Of Misery, From Her To Eternity, Saint Huck, Wings Of Flies, and A Box For Black Paul. Several years later, the CD came out and added three bonus tracks: "In the Ghetto" (a 1984 single), its b-side "The Moon is in the Gutter," and the 1987 version of "From her to Eternity" which is from the soundtrack to the movie "Wings of Desire."
one of Cave's most haunting works.......2003-12-09
The use of ambience and noises as essential elements are emphasized than on any other album, and the more rock-like songs continue the thrashing crashing colliding work of THe Birthday Party, while Cave's ventures into Americana and Delta Blues and balladry start to make their appearance as well. The result is a very atmospheric album that can't really be explained in any normal terms other than incredibaly scary, supernatural music that stands up to other works by post-punk bands that were popping around the same time---Sonic Youth's "Bad Moon Rising" and THe Swans "Children Of God...". "Saint Huck", "Cabin Fever", and the title track are long, thought-out aggressive masterpeices, but my personal favorite is the so spooky it hurts "Box For Black Paul". A frieghtening listen from beginning to end.
An explosion.......2003-06-10
This album is divine for its storming and pounding. We have strong evidence here Cave is the last great romantic poet. The music focuses on a kinetic and roiling set of rhythms over which Cave sings his dirges. My favorite is "Wings of Flies" which has some pretty darkly humorous imagery ("she loves me, she loves me not!") as well as an adolescent flare.
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- One of the best bands out there!!!
- Into Eternity is the greatest band in my opinion
- Fan-Freakin-Tastic!
- The music speaks for itself
- Chuck Schuldiner Would Have Been Proud!!!!
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Scattering of Ashes
Into Eternity
Manufacturer: Century Media
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ASIN: B000HCPSSU
Release Date: 2006-10-03 |
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- Novus Inceptum
- Severe Emotional Distress
- Nothing
- Timeless Winter
- Out
- Past Beyond Memory
- Surrounded by Night
- Eternal
- Pain Through Breathing
- Suspension of Disbelief
- Paralyzed
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One of the best bands out there!!!.......2007-03-31
I would have to say that out of the countless bands i have heard over the past few years Into Eternity is one of the best and has one solid album here!! I think they have something a lot of bands do not have and the one cool thing about them is Tim Roth seems to give a real crud about his fans as he does guitar videos on his website to show you how you can break down his guitar riffs and that to me as a guitarist is so helpful (ive learned some of their songs this way) and this shows how he is not afraid to be the nicest guy and actually take that kind of time to be close and original to his fans.you just never see that these days. And the rest of this band has so much talent, Stu can scream like halford growl too and has a high vocal range and it makes them sound interesting. Plus jims drum work, how can anyone say this dude isnt one of the better drummers, he is so tight but can slow it down and tempo change very well. This album plain rocks, It should be known as these guys were on Gigantour and rocked there too. Be cool if them and annihilator went on tour. I have become very fond of them and hope they stick around and keep making great albums in a world overflowing with the same ole un-original bands that all sound the same!!
Into Eternity is the greatest band in my opinion.......2007-03-30
I'm going to keep this review very brief. Usually when a band changes lineup, it can be expected that the band will change, but it may be a very slight change or a very dramatic change. With the new Troy Bleich on bass, and the new Stu Block on vocals, they have managed to retain the great sound that into eternity has delivered us on their previous 3 albums. The two masterminds Tim Roth (Vocals+ Lead Gutair) and Jim Austin (Drums) prove again that they seriously OWN, and are very successfull at creating appealing heavy music. I do say that Jim Austin is one of my favorite drummers out there in the music industry and I play the drums myself, so I look up to him.
The album is very good, and is full energy, pleasing melodies, a very wide array of vocal tonalities, fast and very good drumming, and gutiar work that is out of this world. Like The previous albums, This bands works consist of a very wide range of sounds both vocally and insrumental. Stu block has added a few more vocal sounds not seen in the previous albums, but for the most part, he works out very well with the band.
Basically this album is great, while in my opinion not as good as the first 3, but still deserves excellence and 5 stars. If you want a blend of death metal, melodic progressive metal, and music that shows tonality extremes in both instrumental and vocal forms, go get this album. Also check out their first 3
1.) The Debut album which most people do not know about. Theres more singing on this album too which to me is awesome. I discovered this band years ago, and i was introduced to their first works right when dead or dreaming made its debut. If you want the debut album go to this website and take a listen of 2 of the songs. http://www.dvsrecords.com/samples.htm
the album is DVS002
This is the website of their first record label, and i think its the only place you can find their debut album, sop check it out. Tim Roth (Lead Vocals, Guitar) Chris McDougall (Keyboards) Jim Austin Drums, Vocals, Scott Krall (Bass, Vocals) Daniel Nargang ( Guitar)
2.) Dead or dreaming. Another great Album. Daneil Nargang (Lead/BACking Vocals, Guitar) Jim Austin (Drums, Death Vocals), TIm Roth ( Lead/BAcking vocals, Guitar) Scott Krall (bass, backing vocals)
3.) another masterpiece, Buried In Oblivion. Jim Austin (Drums and backing vocals ) Scott Krall (Bass and backing vocals ) Rob Doherty (guitar and death vocals) tim Roth Clean/DEATH VOCALS AND guitar, and Chris Krall(clean and death vocals.)
Get all of these albums now. you only have one life to live, which means only one lifetime to fill your ears with appealing sounds.
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Fan-Freakin-Tastic!.......2007-03-28
This is the first release of Into Eternity I have heard (and purchased the next day). They are easily one of the best metal bands to come out in years. I must agree with many of the reviews that say the drum production is a bit off, but the drum work itself is fantastic. Tim is easily one of the best guitarists out there, but Stu is what completes the overall sound. I am a HUGE Halford (THE Metal God) fan so that may color my opinion of Stu. Stu's power metal screams rival Halford's at that age.
The music is fan-freakin-tastic to be sure, the only complaint I have is that the song lyrics could be more meaningful. Stu makes you want them to be more meaningful because the gut punch you get listening to him. The only way they will ever get to the point of being a true Metal Monster is to up the ante on their lyrics. I love the words, they just need to put them together more coherently.
The music speaks for itself.......2007-02-27
Take the best of black metal, the best of death metal, the best of power metal, mash it all together with a touch of progression and you get an artful blend of aggression and melody that is Into Eternity's "The Scattering of Ashes." A solid chunk of music that builds on the foundation of what is their own sound. From start to finish, this album never stops to give the listener a chance to comprehend what their ears have experienced.
The only negative thing about the album is the design and layout. It is unoriginal and boring for such a catchy and original piece of music.
Into Eternity has created a work of art that has put them in a league all their own. A must for one searching for music we all know and love in a whole new way.
Chuck Schuldiner Would Have Been Proud!!!!.......2007-02-10
One of my favorite new bands whose entire discography (which I own) parallels the greatest achievements in classical music in excellence, have managed to resurrect both Death and Metallica from their respective graves (although both were dead on a different level). In fact, with "SOTE" IE deserves that "new Death" moniker, so richly bestowed upon them almost unanimously by critics everywhere, not only in metal...In a lot of respects as sensational as Mastodon, though not nearly as original or groundbreaking. The key to IE's brilliance is not so much in originality, for granted we have all heard it before, but at the proficiency with which they marry seemingly disparate styles of metal and music in general while NEVER sacrificing an ounce of brutality. Though highly melodic, last year's offering of IE is both their most crushingly savage and most creative to date. One of the best and the strongest bands in metal today, a proof that metal is still far from its decline...My personal number 4 on 2006 metal's finest, beats even Scar Symmetry (though by a narrow margin)...
Average customer rating:
- donna summer
- Giorgio Moroder is the reason Donna Summer is so popular
- What can I say
- Pretty Nice LP Clean Up..
- Seeds of greatness!
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From Here to Eternity
Giorgio Moroder
Manufacturer: Repertoire
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00000ILGL
Release Date: 1999-03-29 |
Tracks:
- From Here To Enternity
- Faster Than The Speed Of Love
- Lost Angeles
- Utopia-Me Giorgio
- From Here To Enternity (Reprise)
- First Hand Experience In Second Hand Love
- I'm Left, Your Right, She's Gone
- Too Hot To Handle
Album Description
German reissue of 1977 album, a classic example of keyboard wizardry. Repertoire.
Album Details
1977 All-Electronic Masterpiece from Legendary Producer Giorgio Moroder.
Customer Reviews:
donna summer.......2007-05-27
XCELLENT!!donna summer has a cute little vocal!!(1st hand experince). very german disco!!very hYpnotic!! BUY IT!! he also did I FEEL LOVE for donna very HYPNOTIC.
Giorgio Moroder is the reason Donna Summer is so popular.......2007-03-29
I am so pleased that I was able to acquire From Here to Eternity as it was one of my most favorite tunes.
What can I say.......2007-01-04
Moroder's a hero! A true visionary man that created (among so many others...) Donna Summer's "Bad Girls", one of my all time fave albums.
This one is as essential for a disco fan, as some Velvet Underground record is to a rock fan. Do I need to say more???
Pretty Nice LP Clean Up.........2006-12-06
5 star album, 4 star CD. Why? Cause like the E=MC CD issue, this as well is a vinyl LP clean up...though this one is done quite nicely. My only complaint is that at times the EQ and compressing is a tad over modulated and there's a few tiny but noticeable clicks and pops from the record they didnt catch durring the suite (side a of the original LP).
Since the original CD that actualy was from the master tapes has been long out of print since the late 80s and is impossible to find..if you dont have this album in your collection in any form, def pick this CD up. It's a disco classic way ahead of its time that must be in any true disco or music lover's collection! It's def a piece of history and can withold on a dancefloor still to this day and trick the young that its brand new! (I know, ive done it to em before slipping tunes from the suite in the mix with today's crap)
Seeds of greatness!.......2005-11-15
This album is absolutely incredible! It not only paves the way for Moroder's fame as a composer of anthems, it's also more trance-like than most of the stuff that passes for trance these days! You gotta get this!
Average customer rating:
- not as good as expected
- Buy this one and Always On His Mind
- I didn't like it at first but recently...
- Wonderful!
- Brilliant. About as Good as Christian Music Gets
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Eternity
Manufacturer: Forerunner Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0001GZ8CS |
Product Description
The long-awaited CD by Misty Edwards of IHOP-KC.
Customer Reviews:
not as good as expected.......2007-07-21
After I was absolutely overwhelmed by Misty Edward's Album "Always on His mind", which to me is one of the greatest worship albums of all times, and her glorious appearance in "The Call", I was a bit disappointed after listening to this one. Only "Simple Devotion", "I49" and "Glance", which present only Misty and her keyboard with the purest form of worship, I could fully enjoy. After repeated hearing I appreciate also "Break the Chains". The others to me unfortuneately where too overloaden with somewhat synthetic sounds which estranged the songs to me - too much "studio" atmosphere. I am eagerly expecting a new album on the path of "Always on His mind" - hopefully a live album ...
Buy this one and Always On His Mind .......2006-06-26
Buy it at ElijahList.com for 15.99. Frequently they offer free shipping as well. Elijah List has awesome content, too!
I didn't like it at first but recently..........2005-03-27
... her music has been speaking very piercingly to my soul and heart. I guess for the past few months I had been focusing on the majesty and the power of God in my devotionals. In doing so, I managed to "forget" how much this fearsome God also loves me. I know it sounds so sunday school, but it's really not. This deep, intense truth was brought back into my heart through this wonderful sister's music. I actually got to hear her lead worship at IHOP in kansas city missouri and didn't like her style at the time but now I can't stop listening to her! She's a bit hard to break into if you're not used to hearing that God is absolutely in love with you.. and she does it in a theologically sound way.. I can't stop listening to her now! :D
Wonderful!.......2005-01-31
I love this CD. I don't mind listen to it over and over. When the music starts, it opens up a deep part of my heart that desires to worship God with everything I have. So many of her lyrics speak to the situations of life and reflect many believers' desire to pull away from the temporal and move into the eternal. I would recommend this album to anyone who wants to come closer to the throne and worship at Jesus' feet.
Brilliant. About as Good as Christian Music Gets.......2005-01-13
This is a beautiful album with deep lyrics. The thing that most gets me about this cd is that she means it. I've watched her in the house of prayer for years and she is the real deal. So when she talks about loving Jesus it isn't a catch phrase, for her it is her reality. Which is my prayer for all of us. Buy this!
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- Review
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- My New favorite Band
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Young for Eternity
The Subways
Manufacturer: Sire / London/Rhino
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ASIN: B000CRR3JM
Release Date: 2006-02-14 |
Tracks:
- I Want To Hear What You Have Got To Say
- Holiday
- Rock & Roll Queen
- Mary
- Young For Eternity
- Lines of Light
- Oh Yeah
- City Pavement
- No Goodbyes
- With You
- She Sun
- Somewhere
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Amazon.com
The debut album from The Subways proves that for a man approaching his seventies, Glastonbury's (UK music festival) Michael Eavis has excellent taste. Eavis plucked The Subways' demo from a pile of demos and pushed this young trio--frontman Billy Lunn, his girlfriend, bassist Mary-Charlotte Cooper, and his brother, drummer Josh Morgan--onto the 2004 festival stage.
A long, hot summer on, Young For Eternity fulfils all their early potential: "I Want To Hear What You Have Got To Say" and "Oh Yeah" barrel along with the raw, adrenalised energy of Nirvana or The White Stripes--full-bodied, powerful anthems that lose none of their live passion in the studio setting. Lunn's oft-stated admiration for Oasis surfaces on "Mary", a sort of amped-up "She's Electric" that's actually, rather sweetly, a love song from singer to bassist. Ms Cooper, too, however, has a pretty great voice: more grit-edged rock bitch than cooing indie-waif, it invests the likes of "Oh Yeah" and "City Pavement" with a smouldering--nay, flat-out roaring--chemistry that's all the more engaging because it's actually 100% genuine. --Louis Pattison
Album Description
The Subways have quickly established themselves as one of Britain's most exciting new bands. Young For Eternity, the London-based trio's major label debut, produced by Lightning Seeds' Ian Broudie, roars with love and lust, fear and frustration, veering from rambunctious punk thrash to tender acoustic pop. Jump on board because The Subways are on the move.
Customer Reviews:
Great Album.......2007-06-28
The Subways are a great indie rock band. All the songs are very good. Definite must have for any respectable indie collection.
Review.......2006-11-06
It's a good record. Saw them on Craig Ferguson and ordered it that night. All the songs are pretty good, and they're all basically high energy straight ahead power trio. There are a few songs that made it onto mix discs.
I like it.
Soaring.......2006-09-26
I haven't heard them on the radio. (++) Hip UK band with a good mix of talent being shown on the CD. (5*) The Subways rock hard from start to finish, and they're live shows are astounding. It's no surprise that the singer needs to temper singing before he explodes. The bassist also at 110%, loaded with teenage energy. A talented bunch of kids, the drummer gets me going with his hopping beats. Everybody loves their energy but I'm soaring on the winds of She Sun, Somewhere, and Lines of Light every day. A moment of maturity whilst Young for Eternity.
Thought it was better..........2006-08-01
Before buying the album I only heard 1 song. When I heard the hole track list I was disappointed. They sound like a lot of other things that are out there, so If you like the "same" sound over and over again you might like it.
My New favorite Band.......2006-07-17
Although, the whole album isn't full of amazing fast songs they're are alot of amazing songs that you can't get sick of. I'm don't love the slow songs on here (they're ok) but the fast one's like "holiday," "Rock and Roll Queen" "Young For Eternity" and my favorite "At 1 A.M." are songs that I listen to every day sense I bought the album 4 months ago. I can't wait for another album. I would recommend this CD to anyone who is looking for something fresh in Music. I love the way Billy, Josh, and Charlotte play and the way Billy and Charlotte share vocals. But if you wanna see this band at they're best definatley see them Live, they have more energy on stage than any band Iv'e ever seen.
Average customer rating:
- Jim Ausin on Drums
- Boston for the Death Metal Set.....
- Power Death ear candy
- ...What Rush would sound like if they were Metal!!!
- An Enchanting Piece of Work.
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Buried in Oblivion
Into Eternity
Manufacturer: Century Media
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00018U9NE
Release Date: 2004-02-10 |
Tracks:
- Splintered Visions
- Embrace By Desolation
- 3 Dimensional Aperture
- Beginning Of The End
- Point Of Uncertainty
- Spiraling Into Depression
- Isolation
- Buried In Oblivion
- Black Sea Of Agony
- Morose Seclusion
Album Description
''A musical mixture of skull-splintering aggression and razor-edged finesse'' - Revolver. A must for fans of Dream Theater, Iron Maiden, Death, Cynic, nevermore and Opeth. Ten tracks. Century Media. 2004.
Customer Reviews:
Jim Ausin on Drums.......2007-04-11
Jim Austin is probably one of the most intense, creative and mind-blowing drummers on the scene today. If you love awesome drummers, you'll love this album. Oh, and the rest of the band is amazing too!
Boston for the Death Metal Set............2006-09-19
Ahh, death metal. Most people either love it or hate it. One of the biggest complaints levied against the genre in particular is typically the vocal style, which is (to the neophyte) an almost incomprehensible, guttural growl. Sort of like the crypt keeper meets the cookie monster. There are, however, many variations on this style, especially now that more "extreme" heavy metal has become more mainstream mid-decade, leading to a flood of different death metal bands. This Canadian group sets themselves apart primarily through an extremely poppy vocal style and superb musicianship. Sure, the requisite benchmarks of the genre are there-fast, heavy riffs and a vicious, almost acidic death metal bark; but this will suddenly give way to unbelievably catchy, hooky two-and three-part vocal harmonies during a chorus or verse then suddenly revert back to the "evil" vocal style. It really is quite unique and original. I am instantly reminded of the first time I heard a friend's Boston album in the eighties...It really is just a huge wall of sound, extremely well-produced. This really shouldn't work in the context of death metal, but it sounds AMAZING! Meanwhile, the guitarists are shredding all over the place in an often quite progressive and technical, and always ultra-heavy manner, as if they are auditioning for Dream Theater....the album opening deluge of neoclassical-style rapid fire twin-guitar shred licks are a good introduction to what you can expect for the rest of the album. The lyrics are a bit melodramatic, unfortunately, but of course, this is death metal. Sometimes it's kinda cool ("eradication of the mind/beginning of the end") and sometimes it's kinds lame ("floating in a black sea of agony") but always interesting. I am excited to hear the follow-up, which should be the band's big album, if this was just a warm-up....any fan of the genre should check this out, although purists might balk at the "non-traditional" vocal style. Highly recommended!
Power Death ear candy.......2006-08-28
This has been one of the best metal investments i've made in a long time. Buried in Oblivion is an album you can listen to straight through without worrying about 'bad songs' and skipping to the singles. Their sound is also an amazing and unique style, mixing power, melodic and death (and they even have an acoustic song). Looking forward to their next album!
...What Rush would sound like if they were Metal!!!.......2006-01-19
INTO ETERNITY - Buried Into Oblivion
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Into Eternity are a hidden gem in the world of metal... From the Prairies of Canada, (Saskatchewan to be exact), which is one of the least likely places on earth you'd expect them to be dishing out this quality of Metal.
They embody so many styles of metal it is mind boggling on top of their multitude of styles they employ 5 vocalists... Every member of the band contributes:
Chris Krall - clean + death vocals
Tim Roth - guitar/clean + death vocals
Rob Doherty - guitar/death vocals
Jim Austin - drums/backing vocals
Scott Krall - bass/backing vocals
At any given time on any given song they have 7 vocal styles. 3 types of growls/screams/yells and 4 different singing voices... fantastic! Though some of the voices are a bit higher octave than my usual preferences, within no time I was singing along.
The opener Splintered Visions leaves you speechless after the first listen... You know you are in for a treat with an intro like that... highly complex technical riffs mixed with brutal force. Every song on this disc is worth your full attention. The musicianship is outstanding... as said in my title picture Rush playing death metal... you've got it! (Even some of the higher vocals could almost be considered Geddy-esc.) Diversity is important and this band showcases it very well.
Each song is uniquely crafted with versatile technical riffs, odd-time signatures, powerful choruses, and masterful solos.
My only gripe is lyrically the song titles do not need be said 6 or more times during the song! Other than that this CD is pretty much flawless.
All fans of Metal should enjoy this...
Favorite Songs: Beginning of the End, Isolation, Spiraling into Depression, and Black Sea of Agony
-4.75
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An Enchanting Piece of Work........2005-12-25
Buried In Oblivion is a great effort by Into Eternity who are a very unique band in today's metal scene. This album is full of great intense drumming, catchy guitar riffs and some great vocals. This band does both the death metal growls and screams very well (and they should with 3 screamer/growlers). Another thing that sets this band apart form the rest is the way they mix the death vocals with the clean vocals (which are a little higher then your average vocals, but still sound great). I didn't give this album 5 stars because of the lyrics which aren't badly written parse, but every song takes on a negative/depressed theme about how miserable and hard life is. A song like this once in awhile is great because we can all relate to those feelings but having the whole album based on that can get really old and shows lack of creativity. All in all this is a solid album by Into Eternity and should NOT be overlooked. Try this if you like: Killswitch Engage, Soilwork, Mnemic, Bleed the Sky, or In Flames.
Average customer rating:
- Coldplayish Maturity that I have Never heard in a Christian Band
- Pretty solid
- Eternity is now.
- Eternity Is Now
- Nothing short of perfect
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Eternity Is Now
Telecast
Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000B19B5S
Release Date: 2005-09-27 |
Tracks:
- UP TOWARD THE CENTER
- SATURATE
- FACE TO FACE
- ABSOLUTION
- FADE INTO YOU
- RELEASE THE DEEP
- EVERYTHING
- TODAY
- WOUNDED FEET
- CLOSE TO YOU
- BUILDING A SORROWFUL LOVELINESS
Customer Reviews:
Coldplayish Maturity that I have Never heard in a Christian Band.......2006-12-21
This CD is amazing! They are bringing Christian rock music to a new level. You can listen to this album whenever, wherever, and it will just make you feel good and you will know that God is in control. It gives you a great sense of security while listening to this CD. Telecast did no wrong, the ultimate Christian rock band at the time being, in my opinion. 5 stars and the best Christian rock CD ever! Yes, I said ever!
Pretty solid.......2006-07-15
The music on this album is very good indeed, but lyrically it's a bit simplistic -- nothing you haven't heard elsewhere. One song also dips into the annoyingly trite "God is all I need" territory. But despite that, I enjoy listening to it, especially the 9th track "Everything" which has to be one of my favorite songs in the last year.
Eternity is now........2006-04-21
When I first heard of Telecast, I checked them out and thought to myself, wow; this sounds almost too good to be a Christian band. And it's true; their sound completely defies anything I've come to expect from a band that labels themselves as "Christian". When I listen to Telecast, I feel as if I'm taking in the style of David Crowder Band, Chris Tomlin, and Coldplay all at once.
Eternity is Now is a wonderful compilation, and truly is the best CD I've bought in a long time.
Eternity Is Now.......2006-03-16
I recently bought the CD by Telecast titled Eternity Is Now and I can't stop listening to it. It's beautiful and soulful sound takes me away. They are truly blessed with talent!
Praise Jesus for such talented artists to take Christian Music to new levels.
Nothing short of perfect.......2005-10-04
Telecast's first CD "The Beauty of Simplicty" blew me away. I found Telecast's sound both familiar and unique. So I was anticipating the release of "Eternity is Now" greatly. And I was not dissapointed as sometimes happens with a bands sophmore release. There is so much good music on this disc. "Saturate" starts this CD off great and others such as "Face to Face", "Absolution", "Fade into You", "Close to You", and "Your Wounded Feet" keep the flow going from the obvious Brit-Pop sound to the deep and thought provoking. If you enjoyed Telecast's first disc then you are sure to embrace "Eternity is Now". Don't walk but run to your nearest Christian music dealer and add this wonderful disc to your collection.
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